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JAN FLORES



Proofs / Sources:

 * Investigation by Australian Authority – Sep 2020
 * Investigation by Australian Authority – Sep 2021
 * Investigation by Australian Authority – Mar 2021
 * Investigation by Australian Authority – Dec 2021
 * Australian Authority Publication May 2022
 * Australian Authority Publication Jun 2022
 * Australian Authority Dama Warning

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   * Investigation by Australian Authority – Sep 2020
   * Investigation by Australian Authority – Sep 2021
   * Investigation by Australian Authority – Mar 2021
   * Investigation by Australian Authority – Dec 2021
   * Australian Authority Publication May 2022
   * Australian Authority Publication Jun 2022
   * Australian Authority Dama Warning
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JAN FLORES SOFTSWISS MEMBER IS AN INTERNATIONAL FRAUDSTER AFFILIATED WITH
#SOFTSWISS, #MERKELEON AND N1 INTERACTIVE

Jan Flores is a significant figure in the cyber fraud operations of Russia and
Belarus, as well as in money laundering schemes.

Revealing the Global Network of Financial Crime: An In-Depth Look at the
International Fraud Syndicates of SoftSwiss, CoinsPaid, Crypto Processing and
AlphaPo.



The interconnected landscape of global finance enables crime to operate across
borders. From Europe to Australia, complex fraud and laundering operations are
spreading, implicating companies and individuals who exploit international
systems for profit. Investigative efforts uncover worrying connections between
criminals from Russia and Belarus and key financial institutions
worldwide.Russian and Belarusian individuals, such as Roland Yakovlevich Isaev,
Paata Gamgoneishvili, Ivan Montik, Pavel Kashuba, Dmitry Yaikov (Dzmitry
Yaikau), Andrey Starovoitov and Max (Maksim) Trafimovich, and Jan Flores,
allegedly operate a global fraud network, misappropriating billions annually
through various companies.



Several companies are implicated in these international fraud schemes,
including:
#CoinsPaid
#Softswiss
#Alphapo
#BitCapital
#DreamFinanceOU
#DreamFinanceSA
#DreamFinanceUAB
#Merkeleon
#MerkeleonP (Poland)
#N1Interactive
#DAMANV Casinos
#HollycornNV Casinos
#DirexNV Casinos
#GREENCORPORATION
#BGaming

These companies reportedly facilitate fraud in online gambling and engage in
cryptocurrency violations by sidestepping oversight in various jurisdictions,
including the EU and North America. CoinsPaid and AlphaPo allegedly help Russian
and Belarusian officials bypass sanctions, handling payments from online
gambling fraud, binary options scams, and cybercrime.

The alleged bribery of regulatory authorities is a vital element in sustaining
these fraudulent operations. For example, CoinsPaid functions under an Estonian
license. Despite a barrage of fraud and money laundering reports, Estonian
regulators have failed to take significant action. Allegations suggest that
bribes are paid to these officials to ignore the ongoing criminal activities.
Likewise, the Softswiss group and its affiliated companies, which hold licenses
in Curacao and Malta, have been implicated in serious fraud cases.
Investigations have uncovered millions of euros being funneled into bribes for
regulators in Malta, allowing these online casinos to continue operating without
obstacles. Gianluca Caruana Curran, a lawyer connected to this scandal, has been
linked to various fraudulent schemes in Malta. Tragically, many victims are
unaware that their financial losses are connected to the operations of
international criminals. The stolen funds are often laundered through corrupt
banks in developing nations and cryptocurrency platforms owned by the criminal
organizations linked to SoftSwiss, CoinsPaid, Crypto Processing and AlphaPo.

The complex web of financial crimes connected to Russia and Belarus shows the
vulnerabilities present in the global financial network. The deep-seated issues
of fraud, money laundering, and bribery within regulatory systems point to the
urgent requirement for transparency and strict enforcement. As global
investigations continue, financial institutions need to address these dangers to
shield the public from the fallout of such financial misconduct.

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Investigation by Australian Authority – Sep 2020 Investigation by Australian
Authority – Sep 2021 Investigation by Australian Authority – Mar 2021 Warning by
Australian Authority - Feb 2024 Investigation by Australian Authority - Mar 2024
Actions by Australian Authority - Mar 2024 Investigation in Dama by Malta Malta
- Licensing scandal Dama Malta Media - Financial scandal Dama Malta - Lawsuit
Investigation Malta - Softswiss, Dama and N1 Interactiv Malta - Softswiss
Investigation Malta Media - Ivan Montik Malta Report on Coinspaid and Anonymous
attacks FineTelegram Report - collapse and disappearance of casino operator
FineTelegram Report High Risk payments FineTelegram Russian Entrepreneurs in
online gambling and crypto payments FineTelegram Coinspaid and crypto payments
FineTelegram Investigative report of money laundering, tax fraud FineTelegram
Estonian report of tax fraud Poland Investigative on Softswiss Poland -
Investigative on Softswiss and Ivan Montik Poland - Business Investigative
Markeleon and Softswiss Fraza - Linkedin profiles removed Casinos working
without license MaltaMedia Rabidi NV Collapse - Regulatory gaps Netherlands
Investigative - gankubg regulator fine to N1 Interactive Malta N1 Interactive
Dutch Fine N1 Interactive fined for illegal gambling in Netherlands N1
Interactive Investigation Investigation - N1 Interactive Dutch fines to N1
Interactive N1 Interactive ksas allegations Dama Investigation at Curacao Licens
Finance Lawsuit to Dama NV ACMA Warning ACMA Warning over regulatory Violations
Court Documents Report On Softswiss Activity of Dama NV N1 Dispute N1
Interactive - Dutch regulators fine Dutch regulator fined Malta based gaming
company Netherlands gambling authority for illegal gambling Sweedish regulator
cracks down Malta Based operator ACMA makes blocking request for curacao linked
casinos of Softswiss ACMA warns Softswiss providing software to illegal casinos
N1 Interactive Investigation Dama NV faces a bankruptcy Report on Coinspaid and
Cryptoprocessing Softswiss, Coinspaid and Ivan Montik FBI Identifies
cryptocurency funds - Softswiss Dama NV stark warning for Curacao licensing
Report to ease gaming nv Investigation on Dama NV Investigation on Softswiss
Licensing
Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Mar 2023 Investigation by Australian
Authority - Jun 2023 Investigation to Dama NV Casinos - Sep 2023 by Australian
Authority Investigation by Australian Authority - Sep 2023 Investigation by
Australian Authority - Mar 2023 Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Jun 2023
Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Dec 2023 Investigation at Dama NV Casinos -
Dec 2023 Investigation by Australian Authority - Dec 2023 Formal Warning to Dama
NV Casinos - May 2024 Investigation at Dama NV Casinos - May 2024 by Australian
Authority Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Jun 2024 Formal Warning to Dama NV
Casinos - Jul 2024 Investigation by Australian Authority - Jun 2024 Formal
Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Nov 2024 Formal Warning to Hollycorn Casinos May
2022 Formal Warning Hollycorn NV Interactive action March 2022 Hollycorn NV
Casinos Formal Warning Dec 2022 - Investigation by Australian Authority Sep 2022
- Investigation by Australian Authority June 2022 - Investigation by Australian
Authority Formal Warning Hollycorn July 2022 Formal Warning Hollycorn - Mar 2023
Sep 2022 - Hollycorn Warning ACMA Sep 2022 - Hollycorn Warning by Australian
Authority Jun 2023 - Actions by Australian Authority Jul 2023 - Formal Warning
against Hollycorn NV Casinos Mar 2023 - Report by Australian Authority Jan 2024
- Actions by Australian Authority Mar 2024 - Hollycorn warrning by Australian
Authoritys Mar 2024 - Hollycorn Casino Warning by Authoritys May 2024 - Actions
by ACMA May 2024 - Hollycorn Casinos warning by ACMA Sep 2024 - Hollycorn
Casinos warning by ACMA Hollycorn Casinos warning by ACMA - Jul 2024 Hollycorn
Casinos Warning by ACMA - Aug 2024 Hollycorn Casinos Warning by ACMA - Feb 2023
Hollycorn Casinos Blocked by ACMA - Mar 2023 Australian Authority Warning - Mar
2023 Australian Authority Warning - Mar 2022 Australian Authority Warning - Dec
2022 Australian Authority Warning - Feb 2023 Australian Authority Warning - Jun
2023 Australian Authority Warning of Casinos - Jun 2023 Jan 2024 - Report by
Australian Authority Investigation by Australian Authority – Dec 2021 Australian
Authority Publication May 2022 Australian Authority Publication Jun 2022
Australian Authority Dama Warning Formal Warning Dama NV - Nov 2022 Formal
Warning Dama NV - Dec 2022 Formal Action from ACMA - Jan 2023 Formal Action from
ACMA - Jul 2022 Investigation at Dama NV - Jul 2022 by Australian Authority
Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos - Jul 2022 Formal Warning to Dama NV Casinos -
Feb 2023